Your rules.
Your game.
The proposed business workflow defines campaign conditions. Creators choose which rules they accept. Matching is intended to require agreement from both sides.
We are developing a platform to connect brands and creators, with AI support for briefs, selection and tracking. Explore the concept. The application is being prepared.
Each experience is designed around the work of its intended users.
From product information to deliverable review, these are the intended application stages. Campaigns and payments are not active yet.
Creator agencies and marketing agencies review the steps for their represented talent or campaign. Inflick's concept respects existing business relationships.
The proposed flow includes product information, photos, a link and optional rules for posting intervals, preferred formats, colors and tone.
A proposed structured brief covers audience, key messages and do's and don'ts. The business reviews and edits it.
Planned matching uses profile, audience and location. Discovering creators beyond the existing base is also under development.
In the proposed flow, an involved agency reviews the invitation before the creator. Without an agency, the creator decides directly.
AI-assisted technical review is planned for briefs, hashtags, schedules and rules. Final decisions remain with people.
Fixed, variable and hybrid models are being studied. Payment methods, transfers and conditions must be agreed and validated before activation.
Five AI capabilities are part of the project. Each has its own scope and will be made available after implementation and validation.
The proposed AI combines creator profiles, audience, location and history to suggest creators suited to your product.
AI is intended to help structure distinctive briefs and explore formats: natural sponsored content, gradual product placement and creator collaborations.
Planned tracking of metrics and comments, suggestions for improvements and review of campaign execution. These integrations still require validation.
Planned checks cover agreed schedules, posting intervals, unauthorized joint posts and compliance with campaign rules and the approved brief.
Learning from completed campaigns is a planned capability. Real results would inform future creator and product recommendations after validation.
The concept supports creative briefs, different publishing formats and creator collaborations. AI suggestions require human review and do not guarantee reach, sales or virality.
9 models under study. Amounts are illustrative; no billing or transfers are active on this site.
Follower count is just one planned selection signal. The project considers profiles, audience, location and history; these analyses still need integration and validation.
Discovery beyond the existing base is under development. No automatic invitations are sent through this presentation.
In the proposed workflow, businesses and agencies define campaign rules. AI should assist checks; decisions and approvals remain human responsibilities.
The proposed business workflow defines campaign conditions. Creators choose which rules they accept. Matching is intended to require agreement from both sides.
Daily, spaced out or in specified windows.
The proposed workflow requires approval before publication.
A format mix for each campaign.
Palette, hashtags and visible logo.
Formal, casual, technical or irreverent. The business defines the accepted range.
Restrictions on clothing, environments and permitted settings.
An AI-assisted or business-provided template, according to the brand's requirements.
Restricts competitors on the same day or week as the campaign.
The proposed rules can be adjusted for each campaign. AI would support the instructions you define, with human review.
Choose your profile to explore the planned capabilities. The app is being prepared; contact is for questions and feedback.